Cybersecurity

Exploring 3D-Printed Pinhole Cameras: From Simple Rite of Passage to Dual-Lens Wigglegram Machine

Discover a 3D-printed pinhole camera that doubles as a stereo/panoramic shooter, enabling wigglegrams. Learn design, use, and community feedback.

Cloud Computing

Euro-Office and Digital Sovereignty: 10 Key Questions Answered

10 key insights into the Euro-Office debate: native formats, TDF's concerns, ODF vs OOXML, and true digital sovereignty for Europe.

Technology

10 Surprising Upgrades Await Your Old Google Home Mini With This $85 Hack

An $85 PCB upgrade transforms old Google Home Minis into modern, privacy-focused smart speakers with local voice processing, Home Assistant integration, and open-source software.

Linux & DevOps

Ubuntu Under Siege: 6 Critical Insights into the DDoS Attack and Twitter Compromise Leading to a Crypto Scam

Ubuntu suffered a five-day DDoS attack; then its Twitter account was hacked to promote a fake AI agent, leading users to a phishing site that stole crypto wallet connections.

Cybersecurity

11 Key Stories from the Linux World: Cyber Attacks, Open Source Wins, and Community Changes

A roundup of 11 Linux and open-source stories: Ubuntu DDoS, Copy Fail exploit, Dutch Forgejo, German standards funding, MS-DOS open-sourced, PS5 Linux, and more.

Science & Space

Cameroon's Remote Villages Get Electricity Boost: IEEE Smart Village and REI Cameroon Pioneer Open-Source Minigrids

IEEE Smart Village grant enables REI Cameroon solar minigrids with open-source metering, electrifying rural areas and transforming lives.

Robotics & IoT

Real-World Tests Reveal Gaps in Bionic Technologies' Promise

Exoskeleton fails on slight sidewalk slope, showing bionic tech must prove reliability outside labs; users serve as critical testers.

Networking

6G Wireless Future: Ten Breakthrough Technologies Set to Redefine Connectivity

Ten technology enablers for 6G including THz, AI/ML, RIS, ultra-massive MIMO, and photonics set to redefine wireless—implications for telecom and consumers.

Cybersecurity

Cybersecurity Consultant Demand Surges 30% as Cybercrime Damage Exceeds $10 Trillion Annually

Cybersecurity consultant jobs projected to grow 30% by 2034, with $10 trillion annual cybercrime damage. IEEE guide details skills and certifications needed.

Cybersecurity

The Zero-Day Deluge: How AI Revolutionized Firefox's Security Overhaul

Firefox patched 271 vulnerabilities found by Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI, signaling a new era where defenders can decisively outpace attackers through AI-powered discovery and rapid patching.

Science & Space

The Stealthy Saboteur: Inside the Fast16 Malware Campaign

Fast16 is state-sponsored malware that silently sabotages high-precision calculations, targeting Iran pre-Stuxnet, with implications for cybersecurity.

Finance & Crypto

The Dark Side of Prediction Markets: Polymarket's Verification and Ethics Crisis

Polymarket's verification flaws lead to threats against journalists, sensor tampering, assassination markets, and insider trading, raising ethical and regulatory concerns.

Cybersecurity

DarkSword: A Sophisticated iOS Exploit Chain Discovered by Google Threat Intelligence

DarkSword is a sophisticated iOS exploit chain discovered by GTIG, using six zero-days and deployed by state actors and surveillance vendors against targets in four countries. A leak expanded its use, but patching now neutralizes the threat.

Hardware

GPU Rowhammer Attacks: New Vulnerabilities Threaten NVIDIA Ampere Hardware

New Rowhammer attacks exploit GDDR memory in NVIDIA Ampere GPUs, enabling full system compromise. Attacks include GDDRHammer and GeForge, with IOMMU-dependent and independent variants.

Reviews & Comparisons

U.S. Men Sentenced to Prison for Operating 'Laptop Farms' for North Korean Hackers

Two US men sentenced to 18 months for running laptop farms that helped North Korean IT workers fraudulently obtain remote jobs at 70 US companies, in a sanctions evasion scheme.

Cybersecurity

Browser Activity Creates Critical Data Leak Risk – Traditional DLP Controls Blind to Copy/Paste and AI Prompts

Keep Aware report reveals browser copy/paste and AI prompts bypass traditional DLP controls, putting sensitive data at critical risk. Experts call for browser-native security overhaul.

Environment & Energy

Lexus Enters the Three-Row EV Market with All-New TZ Model

Lexus introduces the TZ, its first three-row BEV, featuring the Driving Lounge concept for ultimate comfort, exceptional driving performance, and versatile family capability in the luxury EV segment.

Technology

How Geely Is Redefining Automobiles at Auto China 2026 with Software-Driven Innovation

Geely prioritizes software-defined vehicles at Auto China 2026, showcasing Galaxy E8 and Zeekr 007 GT with OTA updates, partnerships with Waymo and Qualcomm, and a SaaS platform for third-party developers.

Environment & Energy

Dubai to Deploy 735 Electric Buses by 2026: A Leap Toward Sustainable Transport

Dubai's RTA announces 735 electric buses by 2026, replacing diesel models to cut emissions and align with Green Mobility Strategy 2030, requiring new charging infrastructure and fleet integration.

Environment & Energy

Historic ASEAN-EU Sustainability Summit Opens in Cebu Ahead of Major Regional Talks

First ASEAN-EU Sustainability Summit in Cebu focuses on renewable energy, green finance, and sustainable agriculture ahead of the 48th ASEAN Leaders' Summit. The event launches the Cebu Green Pact.

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